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Chapter 709

Fla. Stat. ch. 709

Powers of Attorney and Similar Instruments

709.02Power of appointment; method of release 709.03Power of appointment; property held in trust 709.04Power of appointment; effect of release 709.05Powers of appointment; validation of prior releases 709.06Powers of appointment included in law 709.07Power of appointment; effect of release on title to property 709.2101Short title 709.2102Definitions 709.2103Applicability 709.2104Durable power of attorney 709.2105Qualifications of agent; execution of power of attorney 709.2106Validity of power of attorney 709.2107Meaning and effectiveness of power of attorney 709.2108When power of attorney is effective 709.2109Termination or suspension of power of attorney or agent’s authority 709.2110Revocation of power of attorney 709.2111Co-agents and successor agents 709.2112Reimbursement and compensation of agent 709.2113Agent’s acceptance of appointment 709.2114Agent’s duties 709.2115Exoneration of agent 709.2116Judicial relief; conflicts of interests 709.2117Agent’s liability 709.2118Agent’s resignation 709.2119Acceptance of and reliance upon power of attorney 709.2120Rejecting power of attorney 709.2121Notice 709.2201Authority of agent 709.2202Authority that requires separate signed enumeration 709.2208Banks and other financial institutions 709.2209Supported decisionmaking agreements 709.2301Principles of law and equity 709.2302Laws applicable to financial institutions and entities 709.2303Remedies under other law 709.2401Relation to electronic signatures in federal law 709.2402Effect on existing powers of attorney 709.01Power of attorney; authority of nominee when principal deadRepealed 709.08Durable power of attorneyRepealed 709.11Deployment-contingent power of attorneyRepealed 709.015Power of attorney; authority of agent when principal listed as missingRepealed